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Clergy urge more from Target amid fatal Minneapolis shootings

After weeks of protests and pressure from clergy members and shoppers, incoming Target CEO Michael Fiddelke signed an open letter from the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce on Sunday calling for an "immed...

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The Shootings in Minneapolis Are Upending the Politics of Immigration in Congress

Trump shakes up Minneapolis immigration operation as White House seeks damage control

Donald Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, was set to take over the president's sweeping immigration operation in Minneapolis on Tuesday, as the White House tries to tamp down national outrage over the se...

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Immigration chief at centre of Trump's crackdown set to leave Minneapolis

Target, ICE and Minnesota Governor

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Target, other Minnesota-based CEOs call for calm after latest shooting

Leaders at Target and other Minnesota-based companies called for federal and state cooperation to ease tensions amid the outrage over the ongoing immigration operation and the fatal shootings of two U.

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US businesses break their silence after latest Minnesota ICE shooting

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Target breaks silence on ICE raids

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Judge denies qualified immunity for deputies in Target shooting

A judge has ruled that Osceola County sheriff’s deputies involved in a deadly shooting at a Target store in April 2022 will not receive qualified immunity, calling their actions an “egregious violation of constitutional rights.

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Federal judge denies qualified immunity for Osceola County deputies in deadly 2022 Target shooting

A federal judge says two Osceola County deputies do not have qualified immunity in a deadly shooting from 2022 outside a Target store.

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Target's incoming CEO calls Minneapolis violence 'incredibly painful,' does not mention Trump or shootings by federal agents

More than 60 Minnesota business leaders, including Fiddelke, signed a letter on Sunday calling for an "immediate deescalation of tensions."